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In an era obsessed with the fast and the latest, Sharvari has championed a style that boasts undercurrents of new and old. Enduring essentials, from Indian wear to off-duty pieces, serve as building blocks of her closet. Her most recent look, a black Sabyasachi sari attests to her fashion philosophy.

Channelling old-world glam, the actor made her way to Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s blockbuster fashion show held at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai which celebrated his 25th year in the industry. Rose-tinted nostalgia was embedded in the veteran couturier’s landmark outing, which featured exuberant separates, ornate dresses and even exquisite saris. Sharvari opted for a breathtaking black sari in tulle from Sabyasachi’s current collection. Her frothy drape was accentuated with intricate sequin work and thread embroidery, rendering itself foliage motifs.

Reinstating her penchant for classic-meets-contemporary was her blouse, illustrating a cropped blazer-esque design with lapels and a striking melange of handiwork and textures. The upcycled Sabyasachi blouse was made using Levi’s denim and lavishly frosted with the couturier’s archival embroidery on the sleeves and finally brought to life by Beg Borrow Steal Studio. “The contrast of textures delivered an unexpected yet elegant look—a fitting tribute to the craftsmanship and the visionary man behind the legacy,” shared stylist Anaita Shroff Adajania about the look. Drop earrings from the designer’s eponymous label and a Chanel hairpin made for her accessory look. Her winged eyeliner and half-up, half-down updo further injected that vintage vibe.

This week’s best beauty looks featured dewy skin, metallic shimmery eyes and nude lips. Dressed in a black and gold corset gown, Shraddha Kapoor opted for a dewy and luminous base, bronzed cheeks, and nude lips. A gold-brown shimmery eyeshadow paired with a kitten-eye flick, coats of mascara and minimal faux lashes added depth to her gaze. Her makeup featured a wash of bronzer on her forehead and cheeks, highlighter on the high points of her face and well-defined eyebrows. Shraddha Kapoor accessorised with golden drop earrings and matching golden heels. She styled her hair in a pulled-back bun that accentuated her features.

Similarly, Suhana Khan embraced minimal glam with a fresh, dewy base and soft matte nude lips. Khan chose a gold bodycon dress with her hair styled in blow-dried soft curls falling over her shoulders. The actor wore a red backless jumpsuit and accessorised with silver earrings and rings. Her eyes were defined with metallic gold shimmery eyeshadow with champagne gold eyeliner, a coat of mascara, and well-defined brows.

Meanwhile, Sonam Ahuja Kapoor was spotted with smoky golden brown eyes, coats of mascara for long lashes and defined brows. A soft peach-pink blush and glossy nude lipstick added warmth to her face. She wore her hair sleek and straight with a middle part falling over her shoulders.

Aditi Rao Hydari opted for a radiant matte base with highlighter on the high points of the face and matte warm nude lipstick. Her look comprised defined brows, soft brown eyeshadow, a winged liner and coats of mascara with minimal faux lashes. Mira Rajput Kapoor also chose a dewy and luminous skin, rosy cheeks and matte soft nude lipstick. She sported a brown smoky look paired with defined eyebrows. A soft pastel blush and highlighter added a natural glow to her cheeks.

Meanwhile, Athiya Shetty went for a clean base with soft contouring and a hint of blush. Brown eyeshadow, a coat of mascara, well-defined eyebrows and ruby pink tinted lips completed her understated look. On the other hand, Kiara Advani embraced the soft glam makeup and her hair in wavy curls falling naturally over her shoulders. Dressed in a white cutout Valentino dress, Advani opted for a soft contour that highlighted her cheekbones.

One of the easiest ways to help fight off an iron deficiency is through eating iron-rich foods. We all know that iron is one of the most important minerals we need to function properly. As Katie Sanger, MS, MA, a registered dietitian at WellTheory explains it, iron is needed to deliver oxygen, give us energy, boost our immune system, and produce hormones. Sanger adds that iron is important for our cognitive function as it makes sure that we maintain our focus, memory, and concentration. And when we don’t get enough iron, Samantha Dieras, DCN, RD, director of ambulatory nutrition services at Mount Sinai Hospital, says that it can result in fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, pale or yellow skin, heart palpitations, headaches, brittle nails, and hair loss.

Luckily for us, iron-rich food is pretty easy to find and incorporate into our diets. There are just a few things to keep note of when thinking of iron-rich foods.

What types of iron are in food?

There are two types of iron you can find in food: heme iron and nonheme iron. Dieras says that heme iron is more biologically available and easier for your body to absorb. This type of iron, she says, can be found in meats such as red meat, organ meat, poultry, and eggs. You can also find heme iron in seafood. Nonheme iron can be found in nuts, seeds, beans, vegetables, and fortified foods such as cereals and breads. One type of iron isn’t necessarily better than the other. You just have to be mindful that your body may not absorb the nonheme iron as easily, which means you might need to increase your intake of iron-rich food to get the sufficient amount your body needs.

How much iron one needs is dependent on several different factors, such as your age, sex, and overall health. Sanger says that in general, adults from the ages of 19 to 50 need anywhere from 8 to 18 milligrams (mg) of iron a day. Pregnant individuals need 27 mg and older adults 51 years or older need about 8 mg of iron. Some of the best foods to make sure you keep your iron levels high include:

Red meat

Red meat is a great source of iron. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans created by the U.S. Departments of Agriculture (USDA) and Health and Human Services (HHS), 3 ounces (oz) of beef contains about 2.5 mg of iron.

Poultry

If you’re trying to limit your red meat intake, you can always turn to poultry for your meat fix and for iron. Sanger points to chicken breast and roast turkey as some great options. 3 oz. of turkey contains 2 mg of iron, while chicken contains almost 1 mg per every 3 oz. cooked.

Organ meats

You can also turn to liver, tongue, oxtail, and other organ meats for iron. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, organ meats contain about 1.8 to 1.9 mg of iron for every 3 oz. cooked.

Eggs

Need more reason to believe that breakfast is the most important meal of the day? Eating eggs regularly will help get you your needed iron. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), one chicken egg contains 0.9 mg of non-heme iron, with most of the iron being found in the yolk. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans adds that one turkey egg contains 3.2 mg of iron and one duck egg contains about 2.7 mg.

Dark chocolate

Dark chocolate continues to prove that it’s the superior indulgent for those of us who happen to have a serious sweet tooth. On top of its other health benefits, such as its anti-inflammatory properties and ability to lower cholesterol, it is an iron-rich food. Sanger says that 1 oz. of dark chocolate can contain 3.4 mg of iron.

Legumes

If you’re looking for non-meat options to get your needed amount of iron, turn to legumes. These plants, which include chickpeas and lentils, are rich in the nutrient. Half a cup of cooked chickpeas contain about 2.4 mg and half a cup of lentils contain about 3.3 mg. Other lentils such as green peas can contain about 2.5 mg for every one cup cooked.

Spinach

Spinach is an easy vegetable to incorporate into your meals and it is one of the most iron-rich foods out there. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans says that one cup of cooked spinach will give you 6.4 mg of iron.

Black beans

Black beans are one of the most iron-rich legumes you can eat. Sanger says that one cup of cooked black beans contains 3.6 mg of iron. Other beans are also super rich in the nutrient. One cup of cooked lima beans contains 4.9 mg of iron and half a cup of cooked soybeans 4.4 mg of iron.

Nuts

Whether you like to snack or add it to your bigger meals, nuts are extremely beneficial to your diet. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans says that an ounce of cashews, for example, contain 1.9 mg.

Oysters and other seafood

Those happy-hour oysters aren’t just beneficial for our wallets. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, having just three oysters can get you 6.9 mg of iron. You can also turn to other seafood if oysters aren’t something you crave. Clams, crabs, and sardines all contain 2.5 mg of iron for every 3 oz. servings. Shrimp has 1.8 mg of iron for every 3 oz.

Potatoes

Potatoes are rich in vitamins and nutrients, especially iron. Sanger says that a medium-sized potato contains 1.9 mg of iron. If you love sweet potatoes, the Dietary Guidelines for Americans says that one cup of cooked sweet potatoes can also give you 1.9 mg of iron.

Brown rice

Grains are one of the best food options if you’re looking to add more iron into your diet. Take rice, which can contain 2 mg of iron for every tablespoon. Sanger recommends opting for brown rice, which has 0.8 mg of iron for every one cup cooked.

Oatmeal

Easy to make and hearty to keep you full all morning (or whenever you feel like it), Sanger says that oatmeal can help up your daily iron intake. According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, one cup of oats contains 9 mg of iron.

Cereal

Dieras recommends looking to fortified foods such as cereal for iron-rich options that are easy to incorporate into meals. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans lists that half a cup of ready to eat whole wheat cereal contains 16.2 mg of iron and one cup of hot whole wheat cereal contains 12.8 mg of iron.

When should you use iron supplements?

Sanger says that iron supplements are often prescribed to those diagnosed with iron deficiency, consume little to no animal products, struggle with heavy menstrual cycles, had surgery, or been injured. “Iron supplements can be extremely helpful when addressing iron deficiency or iron-deficiency anemia,” she says. “But their use should always be guided by proper testing and professional advice.”

Dieras agrees and says it’s not recommended to take iron supplements unless it is under your doctor’s supervision. Too much iron in your system is just as bad as not having enough. “High doses of iron can be fatal, cause organ failure, coma, and convulsions,” she says. “Large amounts of iron can cause inflammation of the stomach lining and ulcers, and decrease zinc absorption.”

As with anything related to your diet and overall health, be sure to ask your doctor if you’re concerned about your iron intake. But at the very least you can start focusing on adding these foods to your diet. Most—if not all—of these foods are packed with other nutrients and vitamins, so adding these foods to your diet won’t hurt either way.

This article first appeared on Vogue.

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For the literary enthusiast

This Valentine’s, let The Blind Book Date sweep you off your feet with the perfect literary romance. Inside, you’ll find two carefully chosen books wrapped in brown paper, each with a cheeky pick-up line to pique your curiosity. Accompanied by two bookmarks, two postcards for sweet notes to your special someone, and playful stickers to seal the deal, this bundle is a whimsical tribute to love, connection and all things bookish. Whether you’re gifting a partner, or a best friend, or indulging in a solo love story, this thoughtful set turns any moment into a core memory. It’s the literary date night you never knew you needed without the hassle of reservations, awkward pauses, or the need to get dressed up.

Love is in the air

Understanding that it’s counterproductive to assume you know someone’s circumstances—and then measure them against your own—will ultimately help you avoid the comparison trap, Dr. Gooden says.

Show yourself kindness with a gratitude journal or letter

We’re going to venture a guess that you’re not a certified hater who’s rooting for your pal’s downfall. More likely, their sparkly achievements are shining a light on your perceived shortcomings. That’s why Dr. Gooden says it’s crucial to focus on the positives when you feel like the flailing side character in the rom-com of their life.

If you have a hard time counting your blessings, a gratitude journal can be a great place to start. You don’t have to write a novel’s worth—simply write down five things you’re thankful for each day, Dr. Gooden suggests. “These can be small things, like a nice text from your sibling or your favourite morning beverage,” she says. “This can help you appreciate what you do have, instead of dwelling on what you don’t.”

We understand that daily journaling isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, so if you have a little time and you’re up for the challenge, you can also consider what Dr. Roberts calls a self-compassion letter. “It’s a note to yourself expressing your current feelings while also providing positive affirmations and compassion as if you were writing this advice for a friend in a similar situation,” she explains.

An example: “I know you’ve been feeling as if you’re falling behind, but just know that you’ve already accomplished so much in a short period of time, and more good things will certainly come with time.” The goal, Dr. Roberts says, is to mimic a sweet handwritten note you would write to support a loved one. That way, you can hang onto it and reread it when you need some words of kindness to lift your spirits and confidence.

Depending on the situation, be honest with your friend about your feelings

To tell or not tell your friend why you’re not 100% happy for them—that might be your question. It would be great if we had a foolproof script for handling these types of awkward conversations, but admitting you’re kind of resentful—without sounding like an evil witch—isn’t so easy.

“There are some risks to telling them about your jealousy, but what’s important is being mindful of the way we communicate what we’re going through,” Dr. Roberts says. As a general rule, it’s best to share these feelings one-on-one, since you don’t want to make the conversation any more awkward for your friend. And certainly avoid guilt-tripping them or implying you deserve their success more. In other words, don’t make it all about you.

You may know that Roger Federer’s serve is described as beautiful or that Nadal’s topspin is called the most elegant, but tennis is often considered as much an auditory sport as a visual one. The crack of a powerful serve, the snap of a cleanly delivered slice, the whisper of a bounce across the net—all of these sounds are crucial for players to predict spin, speed and trajectory.

For Indian tennis player Prithvi Sekhar, born with congenital hearing loss and reliant on limited sound through a hearing aid, it meant he had to rely on visual cues more than other players.

Born and raised in Chennai, Sekhar is India’s most successful hearing-impaired tennis player. He always knew he wanted to be a sportsperson, a dream that was actively encouraged at home since his parents come from strong sporting backgrounds too. “My dad played cricket and my mom played kabaddi, so if you want to look for where I got my sporting spirit, you don’t have to look very far.”

On January 27, the 31-year-old became the first Indian tennis player to defend a Grand Slam singles title, with a straightforward win against France’s Oliver Grave in the finals of the Australian Open Deaf Championship Men’s Singles. From the get-go, Sekhar allowed Grave no respite, and in a display of quick-fought dominance, won without losing a single set. “When I won the match point, I just lay down on the court and soaked it all in. The vibrations. The feeling. I could feel my family and supporters cheering from the stands.”

His first thought? His parents. After all, it was their emotional support that enabled him to pursue tennis without hesitation. “Yes, I had the trophy, and yes, the win felt brilliant. But what meant the most to me were the hugs and kisses from my parents after the title. For me, that was the biggest prize of all.”

Given a choice between cricket and tennis at the tender age of 8, Sekhar decided on the latter, unsure if he would be able to be part of a team sport, particularly one that requires communication at every step. “I started with cricket,” he recalls, “but then my parents took me to a tennis academy. When I held a tennis racket and felt that bounce against the ball, felt that momentum, I knew tennis was for me.”

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Around the same time, he came to the notice of Harry Lambert who was styling the post-boyband Harry Styles persona. “We made shoes for Harry’s first solo outing,” reflects Latif. “They were keen that we evolved what we were doing. We were already doing a square toe, a men’s heeled shoe. It was about softening certain elements and taking other elements out.”

He was surprised to find how knowledgeable Styles was, during their initial conversation. Soon after, Lambert introduced him to the then-upcoming Central Saint Martin’s graduate Harris Reed. Latif had already been working with young fashion design graduates, helping them design footwear. He jokes, in a half-serious way, that it was actually inspiring to see them full of ideas, without having been jaded by the industry yet.

Working with Reed was to be treated as a collaboration Lambert had told him, and from that emerged the eight-inch heeled ‘H – Boots’, seen on Miley Cyrus on the cover of Rolling Stone. “I have always done a heeled shoe, and it’s always been a gender-neutral shoe,” says Latif. “T&F also did gender-neutral footwear, but I’d like to think I’ve progressed that a lot given I live and work in East London and I’m very much inspired by people in that area.”

Khushi Kapoor isn’t one to follow fashion directives, and with her custom Torani ensemble, she effortlessly refutes the winter season’s codes of predictable palettes and patterns. The actor, who is currently gearing up for her movie Loveyapa, a remake of the Tamil version of the rom-com called Love Today, has been committed to promoting the movie through a sartorial lens. After serving up expansive looks, from ornate sharara sets to mini dresses, she turned to an exquisite lehenga from Torani.

Bringing a shot of vibrancy to one of her recent outings, Kapoor wore a pink skirt set that clashes colours, crafts and compositions that borrow from Indian art and aesthetics. “Torani is deeply rooted in the traditions and heritage of its homeland. So when I got a call from Ami Patel’s team to create something along the lines of Valentine for Khushi, I knew exactly where to start: by traversing across the borders of Sindh and setting up camp amongst the kitschy appeal of India and its streets. Her custom Dilruba jharonka midi skirt borrows from the windows and frames in Indian art and architecture of ancient Sindh,” says Karan Torani.

One Sunday morning a few months ago, I was awoken by the persistent ding of WhatsApp notifications. Bleary-eyed but curious to nail the culprit who had dragged me back to the world of the living at 7am on my day off, I glanced at the screen, then almost launched my phone into the wall. I’d been added to yet another bridesmaids group chat.

I’ve spent the better part of my twenties as a bridesmaid, a willing sacrificial lamb at the altar of my friends’ big days. Months in advance, I was conscripted into the chaotic trenches of choosing every outfit in their wedding trousseau, accompanying them to every dress fitting, curating complementary jewellery—basically becoming their personal stylist. I have been on the unofficial planning committee of more weddings than I can count, prepping and planning, discussing details and dress codes alongside deciphering the quirks of different family members to ensure everyone feels important. I didn’t mind. This momentous, priceless occasion in their lives was their ‘thing’ and I felt honoured to be a part of it. It felt like the ultimate litmus test of a friendship—one that I was determined to pass with flying colours.

First came the engagement parties and gifts. Then bridesmaid’s duties. Followed by bachelorette trips. Wedding outfits. More gifts. Then, like clockwork, we moved on to baby showers. Kids’ birthdays. You get the drift.

By the end of my twenties, when this cycle had been repeated around 15 times, a 27 Dresses-shaped thought began to form in my mind. What if I never have these moments? What if the love, time and money I had poured into these occasions would never be reciprocated just because a wedding isn’t my idea of a big day?

I recently bagged the dream job every one of my schoolmates knows I’ve been gunning for since I was 10. They watched me go from starry-eyed and sanguine to stressed and struggling, riding the ups and downs of a capricious career in fashion. If there was ever a moment for me, it was this. My milestone. I worked harder for this than I ever would for some guy I might marry. But beyond the standard congratulatory texts and five-minute phone calls, where was the fanfare? I’ve had to uproot my life, move cities and start over. If anything, this milestone warrants an air fryer or a mixer grinder, especially since I haven’t coalesced into a single unit with a double income.

When it comes to traditional Indian clothing, the Kurta Pajama for Men has always stood as a symbol of elegance, comfort, and versatility. While it’s undeniably timeless, the world of fashion is constantly evolving, and blending traditional styles with modern accessories can make a huge difference in creating a more contemporary look. If you’re looking to infuse a touch of modern flair into your classic Kurta Pajama, you’ve come to the right place!

In this blog, we’ll show you how to accessorize your Kurta Pajama to bring out your unique personality, while still staying true to the essence of Indian Clothes. Whether you’re dressing for a wedding, a festive occasion, or even a casual outing, the right accessories can elevate your look to new heights. So, let’s get started and turn your traditional Kurta Pajama into a stylish masterpiece!

1. Add a Stylish Nehru Jacket for Extra Class

One of the most popular accessories to pair with a Kurta Pajama for Men is the Nehru jacket. A lightweight, tailored jacket that sits perfectly over your kurta, the Nehru jacket adds a refined, contemporary edge to your look. Available in a variety of fabrics—ranging from luxurious brocades to light cotton—it is an accessory that can transition seamlessly from casual to formal.

• Styling Tip: For a more formal occasion, choose a Nehru jacket with subtle embroidery or a structured fit. If you’re going for something a bit more relaxed, opt for a soft cotton jacket with minimal designs or patterns.
• Why It Works: The Nehru jacket merges traditional and modern vibes, adding sophistication while allowing the Indian Clothes look to remain fresh and young.

2. The Power of Statement Footwear

While we often focus on the outfit itself, shoes are equally important when accessorizing a Kurta Pajama. Traditional options like mojris, juttis, or kolhapuris are perfect companions for a Kurta Pajama, but the modern twist is all about how you wear them. The key is finding footwear that matches the vibe of your ensemble while keeping comfort in mind.

• Styling Tip: Pair your Kurta Pajama with leather mojris for a sleek, contemporary look, or go for some modern sneakers to create a fusion between traditional and streetwear.
• Why It Works: The right shoes can tie your entire look together, and opting for contemporary footwear options ensures you’re still rocking a traditional outfit with a twist.

3. Add a Trendy Watch to Your Wrist

A good watch speaks volumes, especially when paired with an outfit like a Kurta Pajama. A modern wristwatch can act as a subtle yet bold statement piece. Whether you choose a classic leather strap watch or a more futuristic design with a metal band, the watch will give your Kurta Pajama a contemporary, high-fashion look.

• Styling Tip: For a traditional yet contemporary vibe, go for a watch with a minimalistic design in metal or wood. If you’re dressing for a more formal event, a classic gold or silver watch will make you stand out.
• Why It Works: A stylish watch complements the structure of your outfit and can add an element of sophistication that makes your outfit stand out, perfect for both casual and formal occasions.

4. Embrace the Power of Pocket Squares

Pocket squares are often overlooked but can dramatically change the overall appearance of your Kurta Pajama. Whether you’re attending a wedding or a festive event, adding a pocket square to your Kurta Pajama jacket is the perfect way to give a modern twist to a traditional outfit.

• Styling Tip: Choose a pocket square with a bold print or rich texture. Silk or velvet fabric works wonderfully for high-end events, while cotton or linen can bring a laid-back, cool vibe for more casual occasions.
• Why It Works: Pocket squares add a pop of personality to your Kurta Pajama. They introduce a playful, stylish element that balances tradition with modern trends, showing off your attention to detail.

5. Stylish Belts: A Bold Statement

If you’re looking to mix things up a little, adding a stylish belt to your Kurta Pajama is a simple way to bring a contemporary flair. While traditionally, the pyjama is the focus of attention, a sleek belt can provide structure and make your outfit appear even more polished.

• Styling Tip: A leather belt with intricate embroidery or a subtle metallic buckle can provide just the right amount of contrast. For a more traditional vibe, opt for a fabric belt that matches your kurta.
• Why It Works: The belt brings structure to your outfit, giving you an elegant yet modern look. It’s perfect for showcasing your waistline while also serving as an interesting focal point in your outfit.

6. The Art of Layering with a Scarf or Dupatta

While dupattas and scarves are common in traditional attire, they can be transformed into a modern accessory when styled appropriately. You don’t need to wear a dupatta the way it’s typically worn, draped across your chest or shoulders. Instead, experiment with different ways to style it, like wrapping it around your neck or loosely tying it for a more contemporary look.

• Styling Tip: Choose a light, flowy silk scarf for a more casual, chic look, or opt for a woven dupatta with embroidered details for formal occasions.
• Why It Works: The scarf or dupatta adds both colour and texture, making the outfit feel more layered and interesting. It’s an easy accessory to make your Indian Clothes look contemporary while still keeping it rooted in tradition.

7. Layer with a Modern Blazer

For a sophisticated and sharp look, layer your Kurta Pajama with a modern blazer. Opt for a sleek, structured design that contrasts with the flowy nature of the kurta. A well-fitted blazer can immediately elevate your outfit, giving it a contemporary edge without losing the essence of Indian fashion.

• Styling Tip: If you’re going for a wedding or formal event, pair a black velvet or dark navy blue blazer with a light-coloured Kurta Pajama to make the entire look pop. Alternatively, a casual blazer can also pair well with a more laid-back kurta for a day event.
• Why It Works: The addition of a blazer brings an air of sophistication and modernity, making it an excellent way to balance traditional and contemporary styles in your Kurta Pajama look.

8. Go for a Bold Necklace or Chain

While men’s jewellery may often take a back seat, wearing a subtle yet bold necklace or chain can completely transform your outfit. Whether you’re wearing a gold chain, a beaded necklace, or a simple pendant, the right piece of jewellery can add a contemporary twist to your traditional look.

• Styling Tip: Choose a minimalist silver chain for a sleek look or go for a bold beaded necklace with ethnic prints for a more playful vibe.
• Why It Works: A necklace adds personality and a sense of individuality to your outfit. It’s an easy way to enhance your Kurta Pajama and make it your own.

9. Sunglasses: The Modern Touch

For that cool, stylish edge, sunglasses are the perfect accessory to complement your Kurta Pajama. Whether you’re stepping out for a casual event or strolling through a wedding, a pair of sleek sunglasses will add an effortless, fashionable vibe to your look.

• Styling Tip: For a more traditional look, go for round vintage sunglasses, or opt for modern aviators for a contemporary twist.
• Why It Works: Sunglasses are an instant cool factor, adding a touch of modernity while remaining functional. They give you a stylish look that’s perfect for any occasion.

Why Nihal Fashions Is Your Go-To for the Perfect Kurta Pajama

When you’re looking to add accessories to your Kurta Pajama, the base outfit is just as important as the add-ons. Nihal Fashions offers a wide range of Kurta Pajama for Men, from classic designs to more contemporary cuts, perfect for mixing and matching with the accessories we’ve mentioned. Whether you’re attending a wedding, a festival, or a simple gathering, Nihal Fashions has the perfect collection that allows you to express your unique style with comfort.

Final Thoughts

The key to accessorizing your Kurta Pajama is finding the right balance between tradition and modernity. With a few carefully chosen accessories, your classic Kurta Pajama can be transformed into a chic, contemporary outfit that reflects your style. Whether it’s the sleek addition of a Nehru jacket, a statement watch, or stylish footwear, accessorizing is all about creating a look that’s both timeless and fresh.So, next time you rock your Indian Clothes, remember: it’s the little details that make all the difference. Happy styling!